Yes, the new mounting plate has screw holes that are slightly closer together. However I'm mounting it on my door's wooden trim, so it was easy to use a new hole. The camera still covers all of the holes (old and new) although putting a dab of caulk on them is probably best to prevent water intrusion.
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Got my DB1C installed earlier today and it has resolved my BI connection issues (for now anyways). Overall happy with it thus far.I read it has different mounts...If you have any issues/questions you can check out these Threads:
New RCA HSDB2A 3MP Doorbell IP Camera
Glad to see this thread is still alive. One thing I've noticed the past few months, but just now getting around to trying to troubleshoot is I'm getting a ton of "no signals" from BlueIris. I can only assume it may be the camera losing WIFI signal? I saw in the 101 that I should allow ICMP in...ipcamtalk.com
Let us know how the AI works compared to PIR...
I have not tried to read any package labels anymore, I remember I use to be able to zoom in and read some when I first got the DB...
I'm also exclusively using Deepstack via BI. It has really cut down on all the false alerts (bugs & spiderwebs) I was previously getting! I'm at over 6 hours of runtime with the DBC1 and have zero no signal logs in BI! I was getting them every 3-10 minutes before.Let us know how the AI works compared to PIR...
Still Zero complaints with our DB, the notifications are still within a second and lately the phone button push calling as been spot on, 2-3 seconds max. Just had a delivery guy push our DB button today and both my wife and my phone starting ringing within 1 to 2 seconds.
Been playing with Deepstack in BI a little bit, if you have the latest version of BI I would try it out. One clip, I drove up and it detected my car and myself (car, person) no problem, it puts an icon of each in the Alerts. With my Nvidia 970 video card I decided to run the GPU version of Deepstack, so far no effect on the CPU, which is what I wanted...this may change as I add cameras though, right now just playing with the DB Cam. Deepstack takes a zoomed in snapshot .jpg of the person, this is where the DB camera is lacking, it is quite blurry, you can make out the person if you know the person...It may be my lens too though, been noticing a blur/film on my pics, not sure if it is my eyes or the DB
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Just curious, did you ever try this?
So Chiming in here, I have/most of us have, experienced this with our DBs. I have had the same SD-Card for almost 2 years now. I was getting those Initialize messages about every 6 months, found the SD-Card to be Full. At first I would pull the card and format them in my PC then reinitialize them in the App. Then I found I can format them in Hikvision's Batch Config. Tool without having to pull the card. (Not sure why that format worked but it did not work in the App). Anyway, one more thing to try which has worked for me and others here, remove power from your Doorbell (DB), then power it back on, after doing so I have checked the App and, TaDa, the SD-Card shows back available...
I did to no avail. I actually confirmed I wasn't losing WiFi connection. The issue had something to do with the video stream / connection between BI itself. I've seen several references to this issue on the forums so when I get my plug-in transformer in the next day or two, I'm going to see if I can't troubleshoot the DB1 further. For now, I'm up and running with the DB1C and things are working perfectly!
If you don't mine, try the version I posted.
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Update on my EZVIZ DB1 and BI connection issues. I got me a 12V 2A transformer plug-in transformer on Amazon and tried testing the doorbell before I made any firmware related changes. I still experienced constant disconnects in BI. Thus I went from Hikivision firmware build 200321 to EZVIZ build 200904 and reset my doorbell to factory defaults. I then manually changed all of my settings back to where I originally had them on the Hikivision build in the batch configuration tool. This appears to have fixed my BI connection issues so I believe there was either an issue with the Hikivision firmware or I had corrupted my installation somehow.
